Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-09-08
LOCAL MENTION.
Mason fruit jars at Kellar's.
Potatoes wanted on subscription.
Robinson has new ad. this week.
Tenament houses are in active de-
nand.

Ienament houses are in active de-
mand.
New stock of dry goods at Pier s.
Ferguson's.
Pitted cherries and plums at Pier
& Ferguson's.
w. Elliott loans money at low rates.
No commission.
Gowdy Bros. want to hire 60 acres of
plowing done this fall.
Largest stock of crockery, glass and
china ware at Kellar's.
Hay is reported as being worth S17 a
ton at Oskaloosa, Iowa.
New evaporated apricots and rasp-
berries at Piei u Fergusons.
w. L. Hancock is applying the finish
ing touch to NJ. j. Hogan's house.
Turner county court convenes Tues
day, October 4th, Judge Palmer presid-
ing.
Mrs. Chas. Withee, who has been
quite sick during the past week is re-
ported as improving.
An infant child OF Mrs. Hattie Buck.
nee Shaft, was brought to Hurley from
Redield, Tuesday, for burial.
VIM. Morris has moved his family
into the Montgomery building, and
will become resident of Hurley.
Jos. Frick contemplates building
new residence. Says it is grounding
case, there being no vacant houses.
Geo. Deyo was in town Monday pass
ing around the cigars on account of the
arrival of a new boy at his house Sat-
urday.
Even the lumber dealers express sur.
prise at the large amount of lumber
now being sold from the Hurley
yards.
Rain commenced falling Sunday
afternoon and continued at intervals
until Monday forenoon. and, it fell in
torrents portion of the time, too
Charlie Wallace is said to be the
happiest man in Turner county, and
the cause of his happiness arrived Sat-
urday evening in the form of young
daughter.
L. Allen is the only authorized agent
in Turner county for the celebrated
lankton Insurance Co. Any one hav-
ing business with the '' Yankton" will
please confer with him.
Withee s. Gorton is the name of a
new firm in Hurley, and they invite
the attention of all to the fact that
they are now prepared for all work in
their line. Read their card.
Lightning killed number of head of
stock in this part of the county, c. "A.
Near, j. +. Robinson and John Dab
man each losing one head. A number
were killed northeast Of town.
The Saltwater "Prison Mirror" has
changed its motto, and now sails under
the very approximate one, 1T is never
too late to mend" The sentiment is
good, and we trust it may cause many
to redeem themselves.
Mr.. G. 0. Guernsey has rented the
Jensen building and will soon open a
restaurant therein. Mrs. Guernsey is a
practical dressmaker and will occupy a
portion Of the building with dress.
making establishment.
Ed. Mann, one of the live, rustling
farmers and stock raisers of Swan
Lake township, has 129 head Of de
horned stock, and says he would have
no other kind on the farm.
The Webster Family Concert Com
pany will appear at Kyte's hall, Hurley
Tuesday, Sept. 18th. Their perform
ance is we'll spoken off wherever they
have appeared, and rich musical treat
is in store for all who attend.
The editor of the Wakonda Independ
ent in his last weeks issue announce:
that the Independent will hereafter bt
| published at Centreville. Thus the eX
. pertinent of supportion two newspapers
in one newspaper town will be agar
tried.
/ Considerable anxiety has been mani
Tested during the past week by tht
| friends of Maj. G. b. Harrigle as to hi
a whereabouts, and there has been tall
of advertising and offering reward
. for his return. If this squib does no
bring him to light, a card Will doubt
, less be sent to the nearest Daily.
|
Mrs. Mary z. Walker, of Dunlap
0 Ia, will be grateful for information a
r to the whereabouts of her son. who lef
o his home at Ottawa, Ill, two years ago
g with the intention of going to Odebolt
His name is Frank Ocean and his ag
;. is Is years. His mother is widow
n and has not heard from her boy sine
). he lett home. Exchanges please copy
e Late railroad news is OF a very en-
) couraging character. Officers of tn
e Duluth and Denver have examined tn
J. grade between Sioux Falls and Yank
e ton via Lennox and Hurley and expires
/ themselves highly pleased with tn
outlook. A survey has been made
short distance from Sioux Falls, an
> if they build to Yankton, Hurley is o
- the line.
To our farmer friends we would say
now that you are reaping your rewar
after good harvest, come in and pa
le your subscription and then forward
n dollar to The Dakota Farmer, Huror
ID OAK, and secure its council in you
future pursuits. Its proprietor is offel
ing liberal premiums for new subscrit
ers. Address, W. F. T. Bushnell, Hu,
on, Dakota.
The Sioux City Journal surprised il